the light on the transmitter does not light p, no power to fence, what are some possible issue for this to be happening?
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Check the cord. We had to replace our cord when our geese chewed through it. If that's not the problem, maybe the outlet can't handle the wattage? We've never had that problem but it's a thought.
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Rebecca, since I own a Kinivo 501BN Amazon asked me to assist you. Sounds like you have done the obvious. Since the unit is not lighting it is either defective or is not receiving electricity. First I would suspect electricity is not reaching it. Try unplugging the electrical wire from the outlet and the unit. The power supply may not be making contact to reach the unit. If after you plug it back in and the Kinivo still does not work don't fret. Contact Amazon and request a replacement. They are most understanding in these circumstances. I hope this is helpful.
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Mine worked fine when I purchased it. The only problem I have had since it the battery going dead in the antenna, which I replaced and is working fine again. Make sure that the switches are in the correct positions. That is about all I can tell you, other than contacting the manufacture and see it they can be of some help.
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Make sure it is hooked up to 12v. I had a similar problem when using a 9v adapter. Try the remote and make sure the plastic tab has been pulled out.
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I had no problem with mine. Simply connected to post and has worked great. Suspect sensor not working. Get a new one and do not worry. Good luck
1595507
The transmitters periodically transmit an update signal, which also tests the battery. If the receiver missed an update signal, the lights will alternate red/green until it receives the next update signal, which may return on its own if the range is marginal. The actual range is much less than advertised unless everything is outside and in the line of sight. I can barely get 20 feet through a wall. If both lights are on continuously, it may be a real failure.
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If you continue to have an issue, contact seller and return as it may be defective. If you read the reviews, some people have received a defective transmitter. Also make sure batteries are in correctly. A few times I incorrectly put batteries in. After being used, remove batteries to prevent them from being drained.
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I have not had an issue yet but first I would check the batteries in both the remote and the receiver plugged into the wall if that's OK then I would check to see if the transmitter & receiver are on the same channels.
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Could be several things. Have you powered the transmitter with a 9volt battery? That should power the transmitter. If that test fails I suggest returning both the transmitter and the receiver to Magellan for test and replacement.
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I unplugged mine, and also got no signal at all. However, I'm a long ways from the transmitters and got very little signal before I got the Antennacraft.
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First, I would check the battery and ensure that there is power going into the receiver. Also check that the tiny pins are faced in the right direction. If you recently purchased this item, ask for a new remote/exchange/refund. If you can't get one, then order a new remote or receiver...I am pretty sure they are inexpensive. Hope this helps.
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OK, let's find the source of the problem: First, unplug the X-Box from the CONTROL OUTLET. Then substitute a simple load, such as a table lamp with a standard 40-100 watt incandescant light bulb. Turn the light on and off and see if that switches the slave outlets (there is a slight time delay - that is normal). If that works, then the SmartStrip is OK, otherwise, it is defective. X-Boxes, Playstations, etc. draw current even when they're "off", and that amount of "quiescent current" may be too high for the current sensing circuit in the SmartStrip. All is not lost - yet. Swap the table lamp back to the X-Box, and try turning the small sensitivity adjustment on the edge of the power strip. It sets the point at which the current sensor inside the unit triggers the ON/OFF function for the slave outlets. If it doesn't work in the clockwise direction, then turn it the other direction. If that still doesn't work, your X-Box is still drawing too much current from the AC line - a common issue with game boxes. It's not a defect, just the poor energy design of some game boxes. As a last resort (if the sensitivity adjustment didn't work), you could use an in-line AC switch between the Control Outlet and the X-Box. It kind of defeats the purpose of using the SmartStrip, but it's still better than nothing at all.
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I am not real knoledgable on it and the only thing is to make sure the wires off the panel are correct posative and negative and as I am thinking try putting a meter on it to see if panels are puting out power then check conrctions doen to the battery to see where the problem might be. Hopefully this is some help.
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Try with the switch on the light assembly in all positions, if still not working recheck the wiring connections. After that I would probably follow procedures for returning a defective unit.
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Test the pyle of crap before you try to install it and make sure it works. If you cut any of the wiring while installing it. It voids the warranty as in my case and the transmitter did not function at all so I ended up having to hardwire the camera only to have the screen fail two weeks later
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Likely caused by capacitance. Try grounding the wire that is not on the transmitter. You can also use use an ohmeter to identify the ungrounded conductor.
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It is recommended that you use the power cord because it will save you money. You should check the antenna on the stereo. Is could be loose or broken. If that isn't the problem, you should see if the cord coming from the transmitter is firmly connected to the stereo. Lastly, you should try the transmitter DIRECTLY next to the speakers and be sure that the transmitter isn't behind any walls. Older walls can block the signal going to the speakers.